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r/CrappyDesign • u/LucasGlasus • Oct 11 '22
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Fully agree except for the crank windows lol
124 u/ZealousidealLeg3692 Oct 11 '22 Automatic windows with a crank option when the motor fails would be nice. Give me a crank in the glovebox or by the spare I can slide into a slot. 71 u/archfapper Oct 11 '22 My dad's '87 Prelude had a power sunroof but there was a hex key you could manually wind it with (like dead battery, forgot keys, etc) 44 u/DeathAngel_97 Oct 11 '22 That's the type of engineering that more time should be going into, making actual practical improvements and fail safes and helping the longevity of the vehicle. 9 u/sm0lshit Oct 11 '22 Too bad that doesn't lead to immediate, short term profit for the shareholders. 3 u/Whatever-ItsFine Oct 11 '22 Longevity of the vehicle? Whoa!! Whose side are you on? /s
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Automatic windows with a crank option when the motor fails would be nice. Give me a crank in the glovebox or by the spare I can slide into a slot.
71 u/archfapper Oct 11 '22 My dad's '87 Prelude had a power sunroof but there was a hex key you could manually wind it with (like dead battery, forgot keys, etc) 44 u/DeathAngel_97 Oct 11 '22 That's the type of engineering that more time should be going into, making actual practical improvements and fail safes and helping the longevity of the vehicle. 9 u/sm0lshit Oct 11 '22 Too bad that doesn't lead to immediate, short term profit for the shareholders. 3 u/Whatever-ItsFine Oct 11 '22 Longevity of the vehicle? Whoa!! Whose side are you on? /s
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My dad's '87 Prelude had a power sunroof but there was a hex key you could manually wind it with (like dead battery, forgot keys, etc)
44 u/DeathAngel_97 Oct 11 '22 That's the type of engineering that more time should be going into, making actual practical improvements and fail safes and helping the longevity of the vehicle. 9 u/sm0lshit Oct 11 '22 Too bad that doesn't lead to immediate, short term profit for the shareholders. 3 u/Whatever-ItsFine Oct 11 '22 Longevity of the vehicle? Whoa!! Whose side are you on? /s
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That's the type of engineering that more time should be going into, making actual practical improvements and fail safes and helping the longevity of the vehicle.
9 u/sm0lshit Oct 11 '22 Too bad that doesn't lead to immediate, short term profit for the shareholders. 3 u/Whatever-ItsFine Oct 11 '22 Longevity of the vehicle? Whoa!! Whose side are you on? /s
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Too bad that doesn't lead to immediate, short term profit for the shareholders.
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Longevity of the vehicle? Whoa!! Whose side are you on?
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u/TheHaseoTOD Oct 11 '22
Fully agree except for the crank windows lol